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SUMMER RESORTS.

CONTINENTAL ATLANTIC AVE. BETWEEN
" Vermont and Rhode Island aves-. ALLAN a - a
Tic CITY, NJ. Full ocean view. p o Box "A. ~ KY
jel-2m q. Fl. HUGILL late of Gilsey-) s-.1-NE i
NEW FAST TRAIN FOR ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY Y.RY
BALTIMORE, May IL, 1887. A..SE
Proprietor Rock Enon Springs:
DEAR SIR: leg to advise you that commencing May
80, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii place its
Valley Branch a fast train with parlor attached.
leaving Washington at 10: 10 IN daily, except Sun
Yours. very truly. B. F. BOND.
Div. Passenger AGENT.
railroad travel
Increase facilities and comfort of travel the
tic and smooth northwestern pike road from the
railroad station to the springs will be provided for
guests the present Very easy fight coaches
Will be in waiting at the Winchester depot and relay
of fresh horses will be put about half way Is miles,
thus shortening the time and making the carriage
drive to the mountains delight and pleasure.
business men sending their families to Rock Enon,
and wishing to visit them frequently during the
season, viii be favored with reduced of transport
giving all information may be had at the office of the
Evening Star of A ). Pratt Sons the sun build
ing l3l3 1877 street W., where terms be had
and ROOMS engaged. my3O
Il ESTABLISHED 1904.
This popular summer resort opens for the ..
reception OF guests June 10th. 1857 has vEAY
been enlarged and rented for the season l.iiS 1
ROnnd trip tickets be had at z r. K and B. & ..
K T. ticket offices, and baggage checked through.
Bedford water. Pamphlets and any Information to be
had By application TO the ANDERSON HEIRS, Pro-
prietorS-
The proprietors wish it distinctly understood that
the waters and grounds exclusively for the guests
for their use THE ANDERSON HEIRS,
my31-6w Owners and Proprietors.
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A SELECT FAMILY HOTEL BY THE SEA
IA GlLSE1 HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, n J..
1th ave and Webb St, 4
one block from ocean and ath-houses. Fine VIVA
ocean view Spacious verapdas. Springs and =. DIG
hair mattresses Gas throughout. City water (arte-
slan-b superior Table. Moderate rates. North As
bury station all trains stop head of 9th Onlya
few blocks distant. Buses every train Open une
9th by FHOS e. ALLAN, of the Livingston, Washing
ton. u. C. mvJf-Ims7
METROPOILTAN, ATLANTIC CJTYS a
WI Now open Cor Atlantic and Massachu- HHA0
setts aves, Atlantic City, y. j. Near warm i,.SS
baths e. aud A. trains stop at the door. ] A. Nc
ClEES- myI6- I'm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

4 tAfAhACc HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY,
ny. D. view York ave-, near Pacific. Free vcJAY
9Is 70 al trains. Rates $3.50 to $500 per E:6l
oAy. .. "a. ChINNIAN- mil 5-1m je1-2m
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ON Al ,,l Kentucky ave, near P.eine; @ke
mh19toap17 je1-2m IA s. GOULD
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INNATE HOUSE. PACIFIC AVE, ATLAN-A
Suc lily, n D. Ocean front. Thoroughly YE.HA9
neateu now open Opposite Light House !. NE
mil Inn tel 49, - OoO-> - SSHs'
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VALLEY HOME-AT THE FOOT OF THE GREAT
N Mountain. II miles west Of Winches- a., i, 4
ter lover an excellent road. again opens her VEYA
doors TO any who may desire pure air, whole l,h
some food, and homelike reception. spring iateiy
analysed proves to medicinal fOf
dyspepsy and kidney troubles.
Address Mrs 5 3 GORE Valley Home, Back Creek
Valley, Fred'k County, Va my3l -oWs
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for HE EVENING STAR.
The NEW SCHooIa.It is believed that the city
school board here has successfully mastered,
within the bounds OF moderate cost, dificulty
that Is to be met with In all public school systems
To provide schools when teachers are necessarily
absent with competent substitutes thoroughly
nigh impoSSible; and to admit children I'M
medlatey to school when their grades were full,
has been in most cities considered an entire i'm
possibility. The new plan Of the school board here
with irregular grading and substitute teachers.
These teachers will receive Immediately upon ap-
plication all pupils for whom there is no room In
the graded schools, and will hold and train them
every school day that the substitute teacher is not
called to a graded school, and will send each pupil
to his grade as soon as there Is an opening there
In this way competent substitutes are kept con-
stantly ready and no child Is left entirely without
schooling even when the regular grades are full
This combination Of overflow schools and SubStt.
tute teachers WILL 1t ia thought, be initiated else
where.
THE LEGIsLATuRE-Att the session OF the general
assembly OF virginia opened to-day Mr.. L. ". Cor
bet represented this city and county, and Mr.. X.
w. Moore this district. Mr.. COrbet's predecessors
since the war have been Reuben johnson, George
l. SeatOn, colored. George L. Simpson, George A.
here the session OF the legislature Will be short
one.
NorEs.-A meeting in support Of the Mount YER
nOn-avenue project was held at the common coun-
Gil chamber this afternoon. Mayor SmOOt pre-
sided Some reports were made and committees
appointed.-The mayor has fined Ellen Day 81 for
assault on Ann Carter.-The HydrauliOn steam
flre-engtne company met last night at their i'm
membership.-It IS understood that the grand
Jur1es OF the netghbOring counties will indict the
agents who went from here to sell coupons for the
British syndicate on the charge Of selling without
OF principal shall not cover the business OF his
agent.
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Condensed Locals.

The published statement that flre occurred at
the residence OF DIR. BuSey, corner OF 18th and
streets, was erroneous
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. Campbell, sixty
years OF age, who lives at IT'S De Sales street. was
accidentally Knocked down by a horse OF one
OF the Metropolitan line street cars, on Con-
necticut avenue, between L and NJ streets, and
slightly injured Oficer jackson assisted her 10
her home.
This morning Mrs sophia Purner, by Mr.. A. A.
LipScomb. nled bill against Ferdinand Purner et
al, 10 construe her powers as eXecutrfx OF the
viii OF JnO. A. Purner, and allow her TO sell
and convey for $4,000 offered 267, 400 square
feet OF ground on Whitney avenue In the county.
The case OF Hatch Cook agt. Jno. c. Cook ct al,
for an account, &C., has been compromised and
dismissed.
This morning in the Police Court VIM. Eckstein,
superintendent OF the Washington and George
town Railroad stables on b street, near the Capt.
toll, was charged with cruelty to animals, In per-
uniting a lame horse TO be worked 70 a car on The
railroad depot short line. A flne OF s. was i'm
posed
This morning In the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, the following persons were ex-
cused from service as petit Jurors: j. E. Bennett,
q W. Wood and Edward Caverly; and W. A. Wat
son, Donald McCatnran and r. ii. BarDarin were
accepted In their places.
entered suit agt. Patrick sullivan 10 recover 500
damages by reason OF his having, on November II
LAST, driven a carriage or vehicle against CON-
plalnant's horse, 50 inJuring IL that II died.
The certificate OF the election OF the following
managers OF St. Cecelia's Academy has been
Med: Anna Murphy, Anna Smith, Lizzie Mooney,
wary Delaney, Julia Dwyer and Emma klrwan,
Wee Anna Moss, Margaret McConery, Frances
Ports. Annie Murphy, Mary owens and Annie
Saith.
Meade Post, c. A. X, has elected the following
onfers: samuel Baxter, commander; C. Farms
worth simon, yice-commander; c. o. Burke Junior
yice-eOmmander; C. Matthews, quar- ermaster; W.
b Poneroy, surgeon; W. II. Maxwell, oficer OF the
Jay; " b. Prentice, oficer OF the guard
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MASONIC ELECTION.-The annual election Of
officers Of Potomac Lodge of +. A. A. N. took place
on Monday evening and resulted as follows: Frank
Thomas, W. M; J. A. w. Waters, 8. NJ; George
Fritz, s. W.; c. +. Sheker secretary; W. B. Nord-
linger, treasurer. DR.. Thomas G. Loockerman and
w. B. NOrdlinger were elected 70 represent this,
the Oldest Masonic Lodge in this jurisdiction In the
Masonic board Of relief.
Boy DRowNED.-A ten-year-old white boy,
named George Schoppert, fell on canal boat on
which he was employed on Monday morning, near
Logwal level, about 13 miles above this place, and
was drowned His body was Afterwards recov-
cred.
YOUTHFUL THIEVES SENTINCRD.-Joseph era.
ham, a small cOl0red boy, was before the Police
Court to-day, charged with stealing jewelry from
the store OF Mrs. Jane Trtbby, on street, and he
was sentenced to the Reform School during his
minority. VIM. seems and Thos. Wales, colored
boys, were tried for stealing four pairs OF boots
from Albert Dorsey, ana they were given Two
months each.
BUILDING AssOCIATI0N.-&11,0 600 were sold at the
sixty-Seventh monthly meeting OF the First Co-0pe
rative Building Association held last night at the
associations hall 32d street. Money sold as fol-
lows: 500 at IS $1,000 at "A, $1,000 at n, 81 4oo
At 20, 81 800 at 81.
THE TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN--There was larger
attendance at the regular weekly meeting OF the
M-Street Temperance Association, held last night
at Market House Hall, than heretofore. Interest
ing speeches. were made bv Rev. DR.. l. w. Bates
and Messrs M. j. Boyd, T. F. Green and Jerry Will
lams. Invitations to sign the pledge were &C.
cepted by several persons.
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ANALYZING THE BAKING POWDERS.
Royal" the Only Absolutely Pure Baking Powder Made
Action of the New York State Board of Health

Under the direction different
kinds baking
State F.
Prof Edward
The Official
to contain
Objectionable for use in the preparation
Alum is
des cheaper
and found
cent weight
All the baking
including the
unsafe insufficient
and absolutely
used in no baking powder but the "Foyal"
N.
purity
Is
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WONDERFUL BAReA1ss.

HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs one yard and half
wide pure silk and wool, very cheap at 81, reduced
to &c.
COLORED SILK vELvETs 81, reduced to 5Oc
NEW STYLE HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, one
yard and half wide. pure wool, cheap at 81, reduced
ASTRAKAN CLOTH, splendid quality, 81
BROADCLOTH for Ladies' Suits, pure wool, one
yard and . half wide, 81. 12h.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7th st.
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present IL
you buy S5 over. $40 or over. Towels, Napkins,
Table Linen, Handsome Bridal Quilts and Elegant
COrsets presented to our cash customers.
DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soiled. $l.95,
Hands, ME- Plaid Black Silk Velvet cheap at 81 SO,
reduced to 3d.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense size ex-
tra heavy excellent quality cheap at 30. reduced to
TRICO CLOTH. pure wool. wide double width. cash
Finest Quality FRENCA SERGE, all pure fine wool,
vide double Width all colors great bargain at Soc. re
Pssasit1l fLAID DRESS GOODS. 12 yards for g.
Fench SATTINE COMFORTS. In large handsome
styles, at $3.50.
fIANO COVERS. handsomely embroidered, IS rs.
ROYAL SERGE. wide double fold IL yards FOR %.
de
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VIZ ARE Nor Grv1sa

The goods away. but are selling them at prices low
enough to suit you Come in and look around; don't
cost anything.
A $50 Overcoat at 1880.
els Overcoat at Sl2.
els Overcoat at $3.50.
e12 Overcost ct g.
A e1O Overcoat ct &C. so.
A S25 Overcoat at 1850.
s1O Suit at $3.50
els Getaway Suit At $40.
e2O Prince Albert Suit at els
And all others at proportionate low prices.
For Boys from Is to Is years old, have Suits and
Overcoats at S. 90, o.. and 90. which worth SO
per cent more than are asking for them.
For Children from to Is yeasH Suits at g. 30. g.
So so, a, to e10. Overcosts at 81. $3.50. 81 ny
to 3d. for which other houses will ask you SO per
more.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
d5 Corner 9TH and G sta.
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Potomac Fruit.Growers.

IL
ERCIsES
The Potomac Fruit-Growers' Association held
their monthly meeting last evening at Mrs. Indiana
Cowlings, 5l2 street northwest. The essay was
by Hon. John s. McCalmont, Commissioner OF
Customs, on "Donnelly's Ignus-Fatuus," and
was attentively listened TO by the large audience
present. The discussion on the essay was partici-
pated In by MesSrS. Charles Davies, Geo. W. Bal
loon, j. L. McCreary, and j. NJ Wilson.
The election OF officers for 1888 resulted as fol-
lows: Col. W. Ii. Chase, PRESIDENT Dr. d. S. Lamb,
LIST ycepresident; Col. j. G. Hester I'd vice. presi-
dent; Milton Ford, esq, Sd vice-preodent; ). A.
Terry, secretary; +. b. Taylor, treasurer; VIM. Z.
STERLING, financial secretary.
IL was decided that our banquet for 1888 be held
at the Hllman House on the first Tuesday In JAN
uary. The committees appointed at the last meet
Ing TO draft resolutions Of coincidence the death
OF Mrs. Clark Mills reported a SERIES which were
adopted The literary and musical program was
as follows: Piano solo, Miss Lula McCreary; quar-
tette, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Harmer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Williams; recitation, DIR. E. A. Duncan;
duet, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Harmer; recitation, Miss
May Chase; solo, Mr.. T. j. Whipple; recitation
(orfg1naI, Mr.. j. L. McCreary.
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Prof. LanxstOn Removed.
But He WILL STAY IN PETERSBURG AND RUN 70
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
special from Petersburg, Va, to the Baltimore
American, December g, says: The state board Of
visitors OF the Virginia Normal and Collegiate In
stttute, at an adjourned meeting held here today
removed Hon. John Mercer Langston from the
presidency Of the college and elected James H.
johnson, colored, Of Richmond his successor. The
charges which led 20 the displacement Of MI.
Langst0 SLOT nave already been published. M. Lang
ston VIII retlre from the presidency OF the 1nstl-
tute on the lst OF January, at which time his term
VIII expire. Mr.. Langston denies in most en-
against him by the faculty Of the institute, and
says the chief objection held against him by DR..
Buchanan, superintendent Of public instruction
ana ms colored colleagues is tribute he paid the
late John A. Logan In speech delivered in WASH
ton. MI. LangstOn says that he has always been
trict to go Into poiftics; but now that everybody
white and black, nch and poor, treats him SO well
he proposes TO stay here and run for Congress
burg, Prof. Langston Is quoted as saying that
when he accepted the. presidency OF the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute he left situation
in Philadelphia where his salary was 81 500 year.
with all his expenses paid. Upon the earnest 30
licitation OF Gov Cameron and the Hon R. X. Farr,
superintendent OF public instruction OF virginia,
he left his position in Philadelphia to take the
presidency OF the Institute at the mere nominal sal
ored youth Of the state. HIS Success " with the
school had been phenomenal, and had he remained
In charge OF the school, with proper support from
the government, he would in a short time have
made 1t the first colOred school OF the world.
WHAT IS THOUGHT HERE.
W. E. Matthews. who was one OF Prof Langston's
students, says that while the professor is Of fine
executive ability and good teacher, there is a
feeling abroad that he went to Virginia for poiti-
cal preferment expecting to so shape matters that
he might get the nomination and election to Con-
gress, and 1t has been said that he has been shap
ing things to secure the democratic nomination.
81 have some reason to think that this dificult y
arises from the fact that 1t has become apparen t
that he wants to come to Congress- He is reputed
to be wealthy, and it Is a marvel that with his
wealth he would work for 81, 500 per annum, un-
less he had some other object"
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CHARGE OF VIOLATING THE ACT OF 1873.
Lawyer Hewlett appeared before Attorney Pad
gett in the Police Court this morning and made
oath TO an information, charging George W. Har-
vey with violating the act OF the legislative as
sembly OF 1873. The information charges that
the said Harvey was the proprietor OF licensed
restaurant and eating house on Pennsylvania ave
nue. and did fall decline, refuse and object to
comodate and furnish with eatableS one Emanuel
M. Hewlett, the said Hewlett being well behaved
and respectable person. The witnesses named on
the Information are E. N. Hewlett and j. NJ. Cur
It's.
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CIFHER ON A TohBsTOSE--A recent examination
OF ShakeSpeares tombstone with powerful mag
nifying glass has enabled Professor Donnelly TO
Ind letters heretofore undiscovered, which indiS-
unct!y appear TO b. s. U. +. They may relate TO
import Mt discoveries as to the authorship OF
ShaSespeares plays, but whether or no, they GER
tainly do represent the initials OF Scotch Oats
Esnce. which Is the greatest nerve and brain food
and curative for neuralgia, nervous exhaustion
and hysterIa known.
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A BOYS FALL INTO AN AREA.


MeSSrS. John GoOde and Z. II. Thomas, for Car
roll Hess Donally, by next friend, to-day filed suit
against G. gorge W. Utermuhle to recover $4,000
damages. The complaint was that defendant was
the owner OF 1921 18th street northwest, where
there was an area feet 5 inches deep which was
unprotected by Railing, and that on April 20
OF the defendants negligence, while at play in
front OF said premises slipped and fell in the area
causing conclusion OF the brain with hemOrrhage
from the left ear, and injury to the tympanum Of
the ear and fracture OF the left cavce from which
injuries he still suffers
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amunem0nto Tonight
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Mme. Burmeister-
PeterSen's Piano Recital
AIEAU6Hs-"Lagardere.
NArIoNAL--"Jim, the Penman."
swoSpsRIAND."-TheH Hairy Family, &C.
L STREET RINK.-Prof Gleason, the Horse Tanner.
HARRIs.-'The Cattle King"
kKRSAN'a-The StlbOnS
MANASSAS Presumably and evening.
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,fsca.sons for the 81 hour, commencing ats p. M
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz
g1nis warmer, fair weather, light 70 fresh varfa-
bic winds
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Assorted CROcKERY, Hardware, &C., AT ACc-
TI0s--To-morrow, at 10 O'Clock, Thomas Downing
viii sell, at his auction rooms a large assortment
OF crOckery, toilet sets, hardware, &C, 70 which
the attention OF dealers Is directed.
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GOLDEN OPPoRTUNITYi

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITYi
Ten per cent discount on all cash sales before
the 18th
Tea sets OF 9 pieces 0uadrupe plate, S,5.
Pearl opera Glasses, 81 and $3.50.
lax goid-h canes, from $3.50 up.
Solid gold American stem-winding watches,
from S25 up. solid gold eyeglasses and specs,
A.5o. Gents diamond scarf pins, s. Choice pat
Terms In chidrens solid gold rings and earrings,
$50. All goods marked In plain figures.
LADsON, 433 7th street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Gents Scotch Natural Wool Underwear e.
Brown Cashmere Underwear, 81.
Emo KID Gloves, with patent clasps, 81.
Fur-top D0gskin Gloves, lined, 81.
Fur Collars (beaver, s.
Fur Caps, 81; with patent roll S1.25
7G0 AUERBACH Bro, 823 Pa ave
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CALL AT WASH. b. WILLIAMS Drapery Depart
men, No. 81 7th street, and see a s. Turcoman
PORTER at f275 per pr; also a Nottingham Lace
curtain, tape bound, 81 yds. long, sl.6O per pr,
worth $3.50
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GENUINE SEAL skin caps to make the boys and
girls happy, only 75c. Franc, the One Price Hat
Ter and Furnisher cor. 7th and ID.
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OUR SPI1ALrY.-Prime live geese feathers,
domestic and imported, In small and large guam
Titles; feather beds pillows, &c. steamed and rem
Ovated- Give US q can. WV. LOwKNTHALS, S13 TN
street. Sign OF Goose In Showcase.
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REDUCED prices In children's clothing. EIsENAN's

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF Books, at Baums. Lar
gest stock in the city. Special sale prices
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For Plush Goods go to Augenstein's.

" Fur Caps. ST. with patent roll, S1.25.
7@s AUEkBACH Bro, e23 Pa ave.
For Plush Goods go to Augenstein's 1
Lucky Coal Miner in Pueblo, Col.
Mr.. Albert Evans, OF Rockville was at the VIC
81, sos In the september drawing OF The Louisiana
State Lottery for 81. He was found to have drawn
0ne.tenth OF the $4,000 prize for dollar invested
he Is young man who has followed coal mining
for a living, but he intends to invest this money
In farm and establish himself for ufe-Puebio
(Col) Cteftain, Sept %.
For Toys go to Augenstein's. l
Christmas Presents.-SOlid gold stem-wind.
Ing Watches, $14 upward boys silver hunting
Mascnes'S1; cold Rigs, 81 upward: Gun Buttons,
f1nsand Earrings, 81 upward. Frank, 457 Pa. av.1
Send to Goodacre's, 1926 ST., for prices
Of Flour, Feed, Outlay, Grain, &C.
For Dolls go to Augenstein's 1
why the Ladies' are Happy when they
visit the Manufacturing Establishment, 9ls nth
s.. NV: because they can buy a ready made Dress
Tor less money than dresSmakers' charge Tor the
making. Also, big job in Silk Handkeroniefs,
SOC. on the 81
Almond Meal for softening the skin, at Girls
WELLS PHARMACY. 11O1 F st. NV.
For Holiday Presents go to Augenstein's. 1
60, Go, 60, 924 9TH st.,
Bet and X. New Boston &c. Store. 2
For China or Glass go to AugensteIn'a
Gents, you can buy the James Means g and
u Shoes at Moran's lOs2 9TH street northwest. 3
For Decorated Goods go to Augensteins. 1
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- 60
save money and buy at Augenstein's. /
S3 Per Gallon, 7JC. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhfSkey, best In the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEEs 9th near st. w&s
Augenstein's is on the east side OF 9TH st.
bet. II and StS NV. Make no mistake,
"'ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C
New Goods, Low Prices.
New Boston &c. Store, TIN ST., bet. and K. z
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 To- "Ward" prints 4Oc per ID
Also. cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
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RUBBER CLOTHING, best in the world.
GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF the nne weather and go 70
Princes and have your portrait made for Christ
mas present 18th and Pennsylvania avenue.
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REDUCED prices In every dept ElszNAN's.

FoR USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS don't fail to visit
Wash. b. Williams Furniture, Carpet, Drapery
DeptS, 311 81, $40 7th St, 633, 635 La ave-, 6s2,
6S3 634 ID St Goods selected now will be reserved
until called for
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A SMALL LOT OF CHOICE WINES Will be sold at
Dowings auction rooms tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock good chance for Individual buyers
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who In charge Of the drawines IL
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances all equal, and that no ons possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes a
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the tickets signed BY the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rshts recognised
In the highest Cours therefore, beware Of any imita
tons or anonymous schemes n0-w&s6W